Muhlenberg College - Ciarla Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Ja GOIIER B. M.-x'rrHr:ws, .... Allentown, Pa. Euterpean Literary Society g Missionary Society CI-IRIs'rIAN C. MILLER, . . . . . Reading, Pa. Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association g Missionary Society g Augsburg Society g Press Association 5 Senior German Society. FRANCIS MILLER, .... . Philadelphia, Pa. Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association Q Missionary Society g Augsburg Society 5 Press Association 3 Senior German Societyg Business Manager of Thr flhzlzleazbeljg. IRA O. NOTHSTEIN, ..... Lehighton, Pa. Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association 3 Missionary Society 3 Augsburg Society g Press Association g Senior German Society. J.-xy E. REED, ....... Pillow, Pa Sophronian Literary Society 5 Franklin Literary Association g Missionary Society 5 Augsburg Society 3 Senior German Society. ARCHIBALD C. ScHENR, .... South Bethlehem, Pa. Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association g Missionary Society 5 Senior German Society. H. MORRIS SCHOFER, ..... A East Greenville, Pa Euterpean Literary Society 3 Franklin Literary Association g ' Missionary Societyg Augsburg Society 3 Senior German Society. EDGAR E. SIEGER, . ..... Allentown, Pa Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association 3 Senior German Society. JOHN F. STINE, A T Q, ..... Fogelsville, Pa Sophronian Literary Society 5 Senior German Society. JOHN H. SYKES, A T SZ, , . . ' . . Allentown, Pa Sophroniani Literary Society g Senior German Society. JACOB A. TREXLER, .,.. Shamrock Station, Pa Sophronian Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association 3 Senior German Society. 21 J

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PAIQANIQLIN K. FRETZ, ...... Perkasie, Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association 5 Missionary Society g Augsburg Society 3 Press Association g Senior German Society g Exchange Editor of The jllzzlzleflbefg-gf. ALFRED S. HARTZELL, ..... Allentown, Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association g Glee Clubg Senior German Societyg Chapel Clioirg Class A Historian. XVILBIER F. HELDT, ...... Leliigliton, Soplironian Literary Society 3 Franklin Literary Association g Missionary Society g Augsburg Society g Press Association g Glee Club 3 Senior German Society g Chapel Choir g Exchange Editor of The zlluhlefzbmgf. A ARON H. IQLICK, ...... Ellwood, Franklin Literary Association g Euterpean Literary Society g Missionary Societyg Augsburg Societyg Senior German Society, IRA W. ICLICK, ...... Myerstown, Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association 3 Missionary Society g Augsburg Society g Senior German Society. Q XVILLARD D. KI.INE, ..... Allentown, Soplironian Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association 5 Augsburg Society g Senior German Society g Editor-in-Chief of The Illnhlcfzbmggf. XVILLIAM M. IQOPENHAVER, .... Allentown, Euterpean Literary Society 5 Franklin Literary Association Q Missionary Societyg Augsburg Societyg Senior German Society. GEORGE E. ICRAMLICH, ..... Kutztown, Euterpean Literary Society g Franklin Literary Association g Director of Glee Clubg Senior German Societyg Chapel Organist 5 Missionary Society. GEORGE F. KUHL, A T 52, ..... Allentown, Sophronian Literary Society 3 Senior German Society. HARRY K. LANTZ, A T Sz, .... Allentown, Sophronian Literary Society g Missionary Society g Glee Club g Senior German Society. 20 Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa

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History of the Class of '97, BY ALFRED S. HARTZELL. dale' CHAPTER I. I. And when even was come, we did Uird . I, zz ' N x' our loins and betake fx ,W ourselves onward. 'Y ,, 2. And behold, as I ...XX -1 5 gazed into heaven, I V q Yi XL, ' F gf did see four stars of A ',5Pd5gic- 9 dazzling brightness: .737 XNQV' the hrst, like unto the ii'-3' 90 51,9 moon in grandeur, the TNQ Qsvffl' second, still fairer, ME 9.959 W , and the last two did fi, '- shine even as doth the sun. , f f 2 Q ff 3. And I turned to AM. F m y conipanion and ,xi 1. ' ,ilef 'lf '4- said, Prithee, cast thine eyes above and tell me of these wonders,-whence they caine and what is the meaning thereof. 4. And he answered and said, lVist ye not of their import? Thine ignor- ance is passing strange. Hast thou never heard of that band of heroes, mighty in deed and fame? Give ear, and I will tell thee things, the like of which thou hast ne'er before even dreamt. . 5. Four years ere now, there as- sembled within the classic halls of Muhlenberg ta place whereof thou surely niust have heardj a company of men from divers places. 6. Straightway did these youths convene and organize themselves into a mighty band, the fame of which can never die. 7. CLASS OF '97 was the name which they did adopt, and scarcely had they done this ere the ever-lurk- ing foe was on their heels. 8. The Sophomores, a rival band, did gaze upon these heroes with the eye of envy and vengeance, and, ere they were aware, the Freshmen tfor so were the heroes also calledj were im- prisoned in the room wherein they met. 9. But alack ! alas, for the workers of envy ! The doors were quickly forced aj ar, and a grievous fight ensued, in which the Sophs were vanquished. Io. The Sophomores wept. II. This was the beginning of niir- acles which were done at Muhlenberg. Nor did the Freshmen cease here, but continued in well-doing, all of which I cannot tell thee, for it waxeth late. 12. At the close of that eventful year, they did bring about their great- est achieveinent. A play, such as ne'er before or since was seen upon the stage, did they present, and the fanie of it did spread throughout the land.